Sentence examples for bright for more from inspiring English sources

Under more ordinary usage each of the sixty-seven bulbs in a typical American household is turned on for an average of only 1.6 hours daily it would, in theory, at least, stay bright for more than forty-two years.

Arcavi et al.3 report that a supernova — the explosive death of a massive star — remained bright for more than two years, rather than fading after a few months, as expected.

Under more ordinary usage — each of the sixty-seven bulbs in a typical American household is turned on for an average of only 1.6 hours daily — it would, in theory, at least, stay bright for more than forty-two years.

Every year, employees and volunteers of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department's Crescenta Valley Station work tirelessly to make the holidays bright for more than 150 families living in the community who might not otherwise be able to celebrate on their own.

And now, with Duke Forge joining with the DCRI and a clinical enterprise focused on high-value, evidence-driven practice, the future looks even brighter for more highly cited authors from Duke.

Mr. Oberst, 27, has been the main — sometimes the only — member of Bright Eyes for more than a decade.

The song revolves around the "star light, star bright" hook for more than a minute, before going to the chorus.

As a high school senior who will attend Harvard this fall, I would never sacrifice some of the world's brightest students for more attentive professors.

Neither colour nor grey was the positive (brighter) stimulus for more than three consecutive trials.

Mr. Bright, a diver for more than 30 years, routinely dived famous wrecks around the world, including those of the Titanic; the Monitor, the Civil War ironclad; and the Empress of Ireland, which sank in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, off Quebec, in 1914.

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